They Should Be Sent To Prison

[AzogtheDefiler]

There is proof the execs knew?

Yes, and you need look no further than the admissions of this in the settlement. But regardless, if they did not know, it is criminal negligence. Hefty personal fines and a bit of jail time would be good deterrence to executives so willing to look the other way or not put in place fraud protections to prevent this behavior.

but, they did know, so there you have it.

The branch managers get paid poorly so they made up accounts. The execs were pissed but it was their fault for giving unattainable goals and not checking the results. In the end only Wells Fargo was harmed.

 

[Dana7360]

There is proof the execs knew?

Yes, and you need look no further than the admissions of this in the settlement. But regardless, if they did not know, it is criminal negligence. Hefty personal fines and a bit of jail time would be good deterrence to executives so willing to look the other way or not put in place fraud protections to prevent this behavior.

but, they did know, so there you have it.

It's just sad that we have posters who are down right too lazy to read the article. They are too lazy to read my post with the link.

If they had, the russian troll you replied to never would have asked that very stupid question.

Of course the executives new about it and participated in it. One was fined 17.5 million dollars for his part in the scheme. Other executives were fined lower amounts for their part in the scheme.

This is just stupid. The executives are guilty. They should have gone to prison.

The workers who did the ground work, should have faced some consequences too. Maybe if people knew they would end up in a lot of trouble they would not commit crimes their bosses order them to commit.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

The execs were pissed but it was their fault for giving unattainable goals and not checking the results.

They knew what was happening. They were warned more than once. They admitted this as part of the settlement. They loved their own bonuses and padding the financial disclosures. So they let it continue, until it was exposed . And why not? They got theirs. And they still have theirs. Any one of them would do it again.

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

There is proof the execs knew?

Yes, and you need look no further than the admissions of this in the settlement. But regardless, if they did not know, it is criminal negligence. Hefty personal fines and a bit of jail time would be good deterrence to executives so willing to look the other way or not put in place fraud protections to prevent this behavior.

but, they did know, so there you have it.

It's just sad that we have posters who are down right too lazy to read the article. They are too lazy to read my post with the link.

If they had, the russian troll you replied to never would have asked that very stupid question.

Of course the executives new about it and participated in it. One was fined 17.5 million dollars for his part in the scheme. Other executives were fined lower amounts for their part in the scheme.

This is just stupid. The executives are guilty. They should have gone to prison.

The workers who did the ground work, should have faced some consequences too. Maybe if people knew they would end up in a lot of trouble they would not commit crimes their bosses order them to commit.

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What is sad is that your vote counts as much as mine, you Leftist failure.

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

The execs were pissed but it was their fault for giving unattainable goals and not checking the results.

They knew what was happening. They were warned more than once. They admitted this as part of the settlement. They loved their own bonuses and padding the financial disclosures. So they let it continue, until it was exposed . And why not? They got theirs. And they still have theirs. Any one of them would do it again.

Their reputation is mud. Career disgrace

 

[jillian]

Will pot heads ever stop whining? Simple marijuana possession usually results in a fine if any prosecution at all. Something like bank fraud.

I think you missed the point.

and a he’ll of a lot more people had their lives ruined by wells darho and their other white collar criminal chiefs than by pot

 

[jillian]

There is proof the execs knew?

Yes, and you need look no further than the admissions of this in the settlement. But regardless, if they did not know, it is criminal negligence. Hefty personal fines and a bit of jail time would be good deterrence to executives so willing to look the other way or not put in place fraud protections to prevent this behavior.

but, they did know, so there you have it.

It's just sad that we have posters who are down right too lazy to read the article. They are too lazy to read my post with the link.

If they had, the russian troll you replied to never would have asked that very stupid question.

Of course the executives new about it and participated in it. One was fined 17.5 million dollars for his part in the scheme. Other executives were fined lower amounts for their part in the scheme.

This is just stupid. The executives are guilty. They should have gone to prison.

The workers who did the ground work, should have faced some consequences too. Maybe if people knew they would end up in a lot of trouble they would not commit crimes their bosses order them to commit.

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What is sad is that your vote counts as much as mine, you Leftist failure.

What’s sad is you can vote at all

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

There is proof the execs knew?

Yes, and you need look no further than the admissions of this in the settlement. But regardless, if they did not know, it is criminal negligence. Hefty personal fines and a bit of jail time would be good deterrence to executives so willing to look the other way or not put in place fraud protections to prevent this behavior.

but, they did know, so there you have it.

It's just sad that we have posters who are down right too lazy to read the article. They are too lazy to read my post with the link.

If they had, the russian troll you replied to never would have asked that very stupid question.

Of course the executives new about it and participated in it. One was fined 17.5 million dollars for his part in the scheme. Other executives were fined lower amounts for their part in the scheme.

This is just stupid. The executives are guilty. They should have gone to prison.

The workers who did the ground work, should have faced some consequences too. Maybe if people knew they would end up in a lot of trouble they would not commit crimes their bosses order them to commit.

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What is sad is that your vote counts as much as mine, you Leftist failure.

What’s sad is you can vote at all

Typical Leftist doesn’t want someone voting who disagrees with them. LOL

 

[Unkotare]

...No one is harmed by that marijuana but the person caught with it is automatically sent to prison for years. Usually with no chance of parole....

That is utter bullshit.